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Tylototriton sheni Ma, Shi, and Mo, 2026
Tylototriton sheni Ma, Shi, and Mo in Ma, Deng, Zhang, Xiang, Xu, Zhu, Huang, Wang, Li, Shi, and Mo, 2026, Animals, 16(2340): 12. Holotype: HUNL 2026042402, by original designation. Type locality: "Xuefeng Mountains (27◦28′ N, 110◦04′ E, at an elevation of 852 m a. s. l.) in Zhongfang County, Hunan", China. ZooBank Publication registration: FAC1D7EF-2833-43CC-80E6-98F2CD3E656C
Common Names
Huang Yan Knobby Newt (original publication).
黄岩疣螈 (Chinese: original publication).
Distribution
Huangyan area of the southwestern Xuefeng Mountains, Hunan Province, China, 800 to 1200 m elevation.
Comment
Previously confused with Tylototriton wenxianensis, but the sister taxon of Tylototriton maolanensis, according to the original publication, where comparative adult and larval morphology, morphometrics, osteology, and genetic markers were detailed.
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